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Meanings of proven in English
Established beyond doubt.
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Usage of proven in English
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Getting the Story Right-YearsAhead of Time This has already proven true.
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His history makes the adage 'innocent until proven guilty' a mute point.
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But Adeel said that water had often proven a route for cooperation.
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However, a sale has proven elusive amid cost and technology transfer issues.
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Pulmonary fibrosis remains a significant public health burden with no proven therapies.
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Community empowerment approaches have proven successful at preventing HIV among this population.
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Nevertheless, it has proven difficult to establish preventive strategies for several reasons.
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Earlier it said that unless proven guilty, the accused is presumed innocent.
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We've already proven that we can change the world-notwith good results.
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It said the deal would increase its proven reserves by 30 percent.
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But immigration reform has proven to an exception to this general rule.
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Going with proven hardware cuts development time, cost and, most importantly, risk.
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Certainly, Japan and South Korea have proven this not to be true.
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Necessity, however, has proven a powerful spur to innovation for Indian companies.
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So far, each Paul initiative has indeed proven more libertarian than conservative.
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History has already proven that will light a fire under political butts.
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